Experiences with

Tizanidine

They are: Ropinirole Baclofen Carbidopa/Levodopa Clonazepam Gabapentin Tizanidine I do excerise, I have been in physical therapy for left knee replacement Feb, March and 1/ 2 of April and then again in June and still in physical therapy for my 2nd right knee replacement.

My G.P has prescribed me Tizanidine for my spasms at their worst they kept me awake throughout the night, now great no spasms in the night.

He told me to stop taking amitripaline, and instead added tizanidine for reducing spasms at night and meloxicam for reducing inflammation in the morning. He asked why I hadn’t been using ibuprofen or Aleve. I reminded him I used to have bad gastritis and was told not to.

I am set for a nerve test (dreaded: I had one is 2016) very soon, yet she took me away from the methadone and prescribed Tizanidine to combat the nighttime movement. I am very early into this stage, but I finally am able to have what I know is the disorder I knew that has rocked me for many years.

Went to a pain doctor who is trying to get him to swap from Baclofen to Tizanidine, which it took him months to adjust to. He also added gabapentin for nerve pain and has lost all his energy and joy! Any suggestions would be helpful, thank you.

Now I take 1 Tizanidine at bedtime. I also have a small notebook I keep next to all the muscle-relaxing pills and log in what I take to make sure I never overdose on muscle relaxing drugs again! (Your heart is the biggest muscle in your body; be careful!)

I have been on 25mg MTX now for almost a year along with hydroxychloroquine, etoricoxib and folic acid. I have had stomach issues (acid) and the high dose of omeprazole caused chronic stomach pains, diarrhoea etc. We swapped the omeprazole for famotodine which seem to be working until MTX day and

I have been taking 1 mg of Tizanidine at bedtime for several years now. I don't think it is part of the augmentation issue for me (but want to make sure) and wondered if a higher dose might help me get through my withdrawal from Requip.

I'm now taking trazodone, tizanidine, pramapexole and gabapentin. I don't want to take all these meds and have read the danger in taking some of these meds. My sleep only gets worse. I live in Seattle, WA USA. I'm thinking of seeking help from either one of the Mayo Clinics or Dr.

Hi , I’m on Edoxaban 60 mg daily for stroke risk after 2 ablations . I’ve just pulled my back lifting a heavy box and although I’m not incapacitated I’m getting a lot of pain bending so trying to rest but with three young dogs to exercise I need to be active . I’m visiting my GP next week to discuss

I’m trying my best to stay calm I take Xanax tizanidine gabapentin. Can’t wait to get the shots in my neck and back it’s been a year.

A newspaper article and a paper in Nature that raise questions about the effects of Proton Pump Inhibitors (PPI - such as Omeprazole, Lansoprazole, Dexlansoprazole, Esomeprazole, Pantoprazole and Rabeprazole), Sucralfate, H2-receptor antagonists (such as Cimetidine, Ranitidine, Famotidine, Nizatidine

Hi all I stopped Pantoprazole mid March this year. Awful acid rebound. Taking Nizatidine 300mg. Developed an ulcer mid July so back on Pantoprazole. On re-starting the PPI I became depressed and anxious so cut back dose as much as I could. Re - scoped last week and ulcer is healed. I have again

Ocrevus, baclofen, tizanidine, Lyrica which produces some relief however, I have continued to decline in my function. The stiffness and curling/balling up in my hands is the real issue, does anyone know of any drug therapies (not that I trust big Pharma) that produce any relief? Many thanks!

Re PPIs : I was on Omeprazole and Lansoprazole for many years .I developed polyps of the bowel which were removed and non cancerous but it was mentioned to me that it may have been due to overuse of PPI's ? I stopped them and went on to Ranitidine but that was taken off the market suddenly due to scares

Hi all I have been on PPI's for circa thirty years. They did a fantastic job - so much so that if my GP had suggested stopping I would have resisted strongly, they seemed the perfect drug for me. I have had some heart issues with an ablation about 18 months ago which didn't go well - another story, it's

Has anyone had experience with Baclafen, Tizanidine or diazepam for dystonia? Apparently these three are drugs for non-Parkinson's dystonia. I wonder if they might be an alternative to Neupro patches?

Last time I mentioned my leg and he prescribed Tizanidine. I can’t really say it makes much difference. Then I mentioned my fatigue, he showed me the door.

I was prescribed Ranitidine when I was discharged from hospital last January 2020. This was then withdrawn and since, my pharmacy has not been able to obtain the substitutes which the doctors have subsequently prescribed:- famotidine, cimetidine and nizatidine. Does anyone know if these are now available

Tizanidine and Dantrolene I have tried both of these together and separately for periods of more than a year with no noticeable effect on spasticity, although the dosage of Tizanidine was low (2mg per day).